causality in Greek
causality in Greek is αιτιότητα — causality means the capacity of a cause to bring about its effect.
causality in Greek
αιτιότητα
Pronounced: aitiotita
What does "causality" mean?
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noun The capacity of a cause to bring about its effect.
"Physicists study causality at the level of individual particles."
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noun The link between an event or state of affairs and whatever brings it about.
"The report failed to prove causality between the drug and the side effect."
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causality in a sentence
- Physicists study causality at the level of individual particles.
- The theory rests on a strict principle of causality.
- The report failed to prove causality between the drug and the side effect.
- Researchers looked for causality, not just a coincidence in the data.
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What is "causality" in Greek?
"causality" in Greek is αιτιότητα. causality means: The capacity of a cause to bring about its effect.
How do you pronounce αιτιότητα?
"causality" in Greek is αιτιότητα, pronounced "aitiotita".
How do you use "causality" in a sentence?
Example: "Physicists study causality at the level of individual particles." In Greek, "causality" is αιτιότητα.
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